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AZERBAIJANI AMBASSADOR TO U.S TO EXPAND COOPERATION BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES
Trend
Oct 25 2012
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani ambassador to U.S. Elin Suleymanov has held several
meetings with Illinois officials during his visit to Illinois, U.S,
the Azerbaijani embassy to the U.S told Trend.
Representatives of various state agencies, businessmen, members of
the Turkish community, as well as the Australian and Israeli Consuls
General in Chicago attended the working lunch, given by Speaker
Michael Madigan in honour of the Azerbaijani diplomat.
In his speech, the ambassador talked about the geo-strategic position
of Azerbaijan's foreign policy orientation and relations between the
two countries. Suleymanov called the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline
as the U.S. most successful project in the region. He stressed the
importance of expressing the political support by the U.S. and other
energy projects which are on the agenda and in particular, TANAP.
The ambassador met with Illinois governor Pat Quinn. The sides
exchanged views on possible cooperation between Illinois and
Azerbaijan. The governor said that mutual investments and the
establishment of the relations between their respective universities
will be useful.
The Azerbaijani ambassador also addressed teachers and students of
the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy which is
considered to be one of the U.S most prestigious universities.
Suleymanov informed the participants about the successful oil diplomacy
of our country, infrastructure and energy projects which are on the
agenda. The ambassador added that Armenia's involvement in these
projects will be useful for full regional integration. However the
main condition is the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
settlement within Azerbaijan's territorial integrity.
Trend
Oct 25 2012
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani ambassador to U.S. Elin Suleymanov has held several
meetings with Illinois officials during his visit to Illinois, U.S,
the Azerbaijani embassy to the U.S told Trend.
Representatives of various state agencies, businessmen, members of
the Turkish community, as well as the Australian and Israeli Consuls
General in Chicago attended the working lunch, given by Speaker
Michael Madigan in honour of the Azerbaijani diplomat.
In his speech, the ambassador talked about the geo-strategic position
of Azerbaijan's foreign policy orientation and relations between the
two countries. Suleymanov called the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline
as the U.S. most successful project in the region. He stressed the
importance of expressing the political support by the U.S. and other
energy projects which are on the agenda and in particular, TANAP.
The ambassador met with Illinois governor Pat Quinn. The sides
exchanged views on possible cooperation between Illinois and
Azerbaijan. The governor said that mutual investments and the
establishment of the relations between their respective universities
will be useful.
The Azerbaijani ambassador also addressed teachers and students of
the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy which is
considered to be one of the U.S most prestigious universities.
Suleymanov informed the participants about the successful oil diplomacy
of our country, infrastructure and energy projects which are on the
agenda. The ambassador added that Armenia's involvement in these
projects will be useful for full regional integration. However the
main condition is the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
settlement within Azerbaijan's territorial integrity.